How to Remove & Clean SIG Sauer P365 Firing Pin (striker assembly )

[@brandonrhoades4945]

Easily one of the BEST cleaning and maintenance instructional videos I’ve ever watched. Well done. Thanks.

[@UBRArsenal]

Thanks so much for this comment. I'm glad you liked the video and I hope you subscribed. :)

[@Brucelabvideos]

As so very many others have commented here previously; This is an excellent tutorial. I have taken down many firearm platforms over the years and this was even very helpful for me. Sig Sauer should make this part of their user manual literature. Well Done! Thank you.

[@UBRArsenal]

I’m so glad you liked the video. I wish SIG would use my videos as the user manual. I wish they even knew my channel even existed. Hahaha! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day. 👍🏼🤜🤛

[@georgelucy2564]

Wonderful video. My EDC is P365xl and I was getting concerned about residue in the firing pin channel. Watched your video. Problem solved. Thanks.

[@UBRArsenal]

Hey George, I’m so glad the video helped out. Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great weekend. 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@rob-nb7oc]

Superb job on thoroughly explaining each step in detail. Thank you

[@UBRArsenal]

Hey Rob, I’m so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Have a great day. 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@roberthall2539]

Nice job, very well done..😀

[@UBRArsenal]

I’m so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day. 👍🏼🤜🤛

[@williamstanke9210]

Thank you so much for your video! I was struggling to re-assemble the striker assembly and the slide end cap. Your instructions were veery clear and easy to follow. I have subscribed to your channel.

[@UBRArsenal]

I’m so glad the video helped. Thanks for watching and subscribing. Have a great day. 👍🏼

[@Ducky-cn5yd]

Well done! Easy to follow and worded in common/non technical language so it's easy to understand. Thanks!

[@UBRArsenal]

I’m so glad you liked the video. Thanks for leaving an awesome comment and I hope you subscribed. :)

[@Tony-ij9zx]

Excellent presentation

[@michaelstevens7651]

Dude u did really well showing each step. Keep it up!!! The p365 xl would be a good one to show as well imo

[@UBRArsenal]

Thanks so much. Feedback like this is really important so I know people like how I record my videos. Thanks for watching and I hope you subscribed. :)

[@michaelstevens7651]

@@UBRArsenal yes sir, glad to help.

[@dicarlus204]

the video was the best ...thank you

[@UBRArsenal]

Hey Tony, I’m so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day.

[@dewarner12]

You did a nice job of explaining each step in this process. Do the newer P365's have a different mechanism that holds in the back plate that must be pulled off to the side rather than pressed down and held while slipping the back plate out?

[@UBRArsenal]

Thanks, yes the newer P365's have a different mechanism. I wish I had that one too so I could upload a video of that mechanism for people that own the new setup.

[@StratBurst92]

@@UBRArsenal There are youtube videos out on how to remove the newer P365 striker assembles.

[@stephenholton9216]

Thank you for this video. Very simple and clear. I just picked up a 365xl, haven’t shot it yet, but wanted to know a ballpark round count you that you recommend for cleaning the firing pin, and replacing any springs?

[@UBRArsenal]

Hey Stephen, I’m glad the video helped out. Over the years this has changed for me. I do one of two things. If it’s a range gun only, I would wait until I had an issue with light primer strikes. If it’s a carry or home defense pistol, I would clean the striker assembly once I hit a 2k round count. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day. 👍🏼🤜🤛

[@COZNA]

Perfect video, as always! Thank you!

[@UBRArsenal]

Thank again for leaving great comments and watching my videos. Hope you have a great day!

[@pjayl0can0]

Do you need to put any oil after cleaning it up? Please advise thanks.

[@UBRArsenal]

Nope, you shouldn’t add any oil to the firing pin. Try to keep oil away from the firing pin housing. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, have a great day.

[@dewarner12]

This video topic was really helpful and was well done. Thanks -

[@UBRArsenal]

I'm so glad my video helped out. Thanks for watching and for the positive feedback. Don't forget to subscribe. :)

[@johnr.2786]

Great tutorial and easy to follow! Question: how often should the firing pin be cleaned? I also own a 365XL and the firing pin assembly is different to the 365...hope you could do that one, too. Thanks!

[@UBRArsenal]

I'm glad my video helped. I would clean the firing pin every 1000 rounds. I would love to do a video on the P365XL but I don't own one. I'm currently saving up to get one, but it's going to take some time. Once I get one I will record a video. Thanks for watching and I hope you subscribed. :)

[@johnr.2786]

@@UBRArsenal Yes, I did subscribed and thanks again for the excellent video.

[@UBRArsenal]

@@johnr.2786 Thanks you're the man!

[@andresanchez7049]

Such a great video, thank you. Also, how often should I clean the firing pin? So far, I have a thousand rounds through my 365, just FYI. Thanks again!

[@UBRArsenal]

Hi Andre, if you look at the manual it doesn't say you ever need to clean your firing pin. So I would say the only time you would need to clean your firing pin would be if you know you accidentally got solvent\oil in the striker assembly area or if you start getting light primer strikes. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day!

[@frankbarbagallo9399]

Very good thanks 😊

[@UBRArsenal]

Hi Frank, you're welcome. I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day. 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@FineEpicArt777]

would it be ok to just soak the striker assembly in CLP, brush it lightly to clean off debris and then just wipe and blow it completely dry using an air can? Seems like a lot of detailed work that could go wrong for someone like me that don't know what they're doing. Thanks.

[@UBRArsenal]

You could try that, just make sure everything is completely oil-free when you put everything back together.

[@FineEpicArt777]

yes bone dry. Thank you@@UBRArsenal

[@jamesstack8895]

how dirty does it get and how many rounds before u need to clean this?

[@UBRArsenal]

It doesn’t get that dirty. I wouldn’t think about cleaning this unless your over 1k rounds. Even then I don’t it will be that dirty. Thanks for watching. Have a great day.

[@jamesstack8895]

@@UBRArsenal ive got least 3k rounds through it, no problems so far

[@wayneodle6876]

Excellent

[@UBRArsenal]

Hi Wayne, I’m glad you like the video. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day.

[@joemoore6247]

Thanks very helpful

[@timpaes]

Really well done

[@UBRArsenal]

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[@ChuckTruitt]

Excellent! -Gunny T sends

[@UBRArsenal]

Hey Chuck, I’m so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day.

[@smitty0711]

Nice video!

[@UBRArsenal]

Thanks for the great feedback!

[@davidw835]

Thank-you!!

[@UBRArsenal]

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[@davidw835]

UBR Tech oh yah I did a week or two back!

[@UBRArsenal]

@@davidw835 You're the man! Thanks!

[@mykylc]

👍

[@UBRArsenal]

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[@semperflyboy5296]

So many ideas borrowed from Glock.

[@CramcrumBrewbringer]

And Glock borrowed a lot of ideas from the 1911. Point is, guns use old technology and improve upon it.

[@UBRArsenal]

Yup, very true.

[@Kajbaj123]

You explain the obvious too much

[@UBRArsenal]

Keep in mind this video is for people that are new to guns.

[@joemoore6247]

Thanks very helpful

[@UBRArsenal]

Hi Joe, you're very welcome and I'm glad the video helped out. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Have a great day and please tell a friend about the channel. 😁🤜🏼🤛🏼